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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26
DETROIT LOSES ONE.
PhiiAdslphia. New York, Boston and
Washington the Winners

PhiiAdsl phis. New York, Boston and
Washington the Winners
Detrolt's friends were quite sure that De-
troit would win yesterdays game up to the
sixth inning, when the game was tied by
the "Phillies," and from that TO the ninth
Il was a tie, but the ''Phillies" punched
their hits ia the ninth and knocked out six
runs. Chicago got another setback by the
New Yorks, who used Clarkson's curves al
their will. Boston won from the Pitts
burgs In the sixth by making seven runs,
although they had none TO spare ~ the
close Of the game. The Senators" defeated
the Hoosiers in q very closely contested
game. The scores were as follows
Al Philadelphia r. BH.z
PhiladeiphiA.O 0 0 O 2 0 IS is !
Det-oit III o 1 Os0 o 0 o.
Basrsries-cssey and Mcclure; Getzien and
Bennett
New York - 0 o 2 ooi4 o-sis Is 8
Ch8cago.<....0 0 o 0 o 0-l 8
pafleries--welch and O'Rourke: cisrkson and
Daily.
At Boston,
BOSTON 80 o 1 j % 10 8
PittsDurx..D 0 o 0 o c-s IL :
Bztteries-ksdbourns and Kelly; Morris and
Carroll
Az washinx,on-
vsshingbon % 9 2 % o-s
Indlsnspoiis.-0 o o 0 0-l
Batzeries-whitney and Mack; Hesley and
HscketL
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26
THE GRAND OLD MAN
Tie r.rr Ls4aeFs hsloss 60 she~ fhstF
a.aa Nr- BAlfs4Es napig - Ne
Ex.Fres4elas AtI@ez ga las
Lesern1as1E.

Iossos Ana zs.-Ar G.adstons. IN t1s
Hs...s o. Com mons .onlsaE, offered a isso-
lusloa settles ofth thas ne Covers H'sn'
ia psoela.mias ths lri4h SAi1osAs Lsas''s
-as aasss@. aellst saa aalsss'n@ois' s.l1
IA suhmiu.nx il aAds speech "a which az
demanded mas tas Sorsrnmens should
r,r..ss.,..e in..,.aia1.on upon shlch u nad
sese.i Ia esocisimilk tns Lesxae beioss y
- "a ne sancLi "a - Parliament % ths
rroelan.s ioa. he .ald tnat - pf0ciai a.
fne eaaus xAl very nearly sppfoa1uiiik a
aeslarai.oa 0f x4f upon The IRISH PeDft-
fhe tiog-ra usnt sas pfesslnR ifsiand tei
had snd t 44s efisissi1 tn4t = 80 A.-
t~nisd 10 sork ths Cgin4es ACT oy ssiEA ii.af 7
i.Tl1dicfion.
Ar bsiiouT IA answer % oiadstOn .
oaolsd fr8Ea documsnts - snoH tnA- sss
lsazus sas guilty ~ s0ycottin<, coercion
jnfim.dss.sa and incitlnx the breach Of the
ias aad violence Afr. baifJur vas as<sa
u sir Wiliiau AaTcoaFt g be Noeld SD.
mia he doeameuts fsom shich he quoted
-, he House. 5us bs declined 70 do 50. he
sald r me people realized the nAtafs and
~orkiaxs of sae teaxGs they would sup
port shs tsosernment regardless VI creed of
f.aFfe
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26
OUR ELECTRIC RIGHTS.
Mr.. Powsrs' Company Serves Mr.. Mccoy
Company with q Claim OF Exclusive
Rirht-The Edison Company To
Go EfSht ON yyffh IT, WORK

Company win n Claim Of Exclusive
Rirht-The Edison Company To
GO Right ON With Ifs work.
The Grand Rapids Electric Light and
Power Company. By W. T. Powers Presi-
dent and William II. Powers Secretary and
Treasurer, have served formal notice on
the Grand Rapids Edison Light and Fuel
Gas Company 10 the effect that bv ordi-
nances granted them in April. 1880, they
have the exclusive right 10 erect poles aud
string electric wires through the streets and
alleys of Grand Rapids
President Mccoy, offbe Edison Company.
admits that the ordinance referred - above
exists. but asserts that the Council ckn
not graft such exclusive rishts lie says his
company will very soon begin 90 lay and
string It's wires aud that il the other com
pany desires TO lght them they can begin
py Injunction and ies the courts settle the
matter
Mr. Powers claims that the city has q
right 10 grant exclusive franchises IA Ger
tain streets Just The same a. it has ia tie
case Of the street railwas lie furtkermofs
declares thst bis company vii proceed
against The Edison company the moment
they attempt 70 put up wires
~ - rrrofF rferAbtc, however fbat ififft
will be much 81 tight over the msfter ~
the hdsoD compsny proposes 10 bury
a. lesst three fourfhs Of 80 wire.
under the ground. This. too. ths
Supreme Court Of The sssis has already
passed upon two prsvisely simiisf Gases N
ssgiuas and Bay Gig tie C0uri holding
~ President Mccoy does that the muric
pslfties mentioned bad no authority 4
isgslsis sscb exclusive franchises - i
would ke Against public poiicy and the IN
terests OF tbe people.
The Edison company is bard n work up
on ~ Celdef-st. station and the poies To-
the xires arrived ~ sbe city yesterday
They ~ill be ref Bp - fest - possible an
he work Of stringing the wires vii osrisin
" be begun week sfter next
supf Marsha says fbsf If the c0ntrsct'
with builders are complied ~ifh. tbsy wfi
5e able 70 f1rnish the citizens 81 Crane
Rapids with The Edison incsBdesceut licb
! by ths middle 81 October 81 the ifr' .
| AoFennbsT <ure rot sitkeisndiug TIT
farestz of the opposition oonFsH5.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26
AZ the Island of MackInac.

.ts~lsstt - ~ tt-ttsNa-ttANNs~
ISLAND or MAckiNAc, Aug. 25.-All the
hotels are still crowded and there is much
talk about the new one to be erected next
year, which it is rumored will be managed
by James K. Hayes in conjunction with the
Arlington. Everybody here hopes the ru-
NOR may prove true.-Ex- Governor AL
gers vile has given up her apartments at
Planks for which she paid 500 per week.
She has gone to New York 20 meet the
Governor on hi. return from Europe. -
Judge Boynton, Of the Free Pfess. and his
family ere ere.--U ncle Jimmy" Cable,
Of the John Jacob Astor House, was 9a
years old Tuesday and he danced a horn
xipe At the hop that night
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

MONTREAL, Aug. 25.-An intelligent and
sppreciative audience assembled yesterday
ST shenord TO hear speeches for commercial
union. Addresses were delivered by Messrs.
Clayes, member OF Parliament for Missls-
squol, Fisher, member Of Parliament for
bronze; Auget, ex-member of Parliament
for Sheford, and T.. L. Johnson and NJ. III.
Rider. Long and frequent applause inter
rupted oil the speakers. The meeting was
brought TO q close with cheers for the Queen
and the President.
letter was read from Erastus Wiman
assuring the assembly of his sympathy with
the cause.
Yesterdays meeting will be followed by
others, the iirst OF which will be held at
Waterloo. Sheflord county, on September
next. Ar. Wiman and other prominent
supporters of the cause are expected TO be
present at this meeting.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26
H+uPbOLSCGRY+s
*GooDS*
add.


This department - rich and
complete IN everything possible
TO purchase for the coming Fsl
TRACE.
Nottinehsnls IN white ccru
and Tan. German Appiioues
An elegant line OF Swiss Lace
Curtains IN plain white and two
toned. Fine Novelties in Me
can" and Renaissance IA
combination of ecru and white.
Raw SILK and Turcomsn Cur
tsins. Birmed s1l-over cUrts n.
Sill Chenille Curtains, Fine
Ali-Silk and Silk and Wooi
Drapcrics and piece Goods,
Tides. Scsrfs and Piano Gov
ers. Rsnirs. Petit Points. Silk
and Tapestries for furniture
coverings and upholstery pur-
poses. To be brief, for the Pail
of 1857. we have the largest
and most complete line OF Car
pets, Curtains. and Upholstery
goods ever shown in the State
Of Michigan. and at the lowest
loom prices.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

rAs c.ps.ls .Aa o.. ~ shs s@sier,
DEsse@a,

hulEz. LAD. Aus. =. -1hs schssosE
Glars. of AzHisse<. wzs arsssa ashore go.
t<rday add totally wreesst. CsptsEn ossea.
hsf master sDd 0~nef. and one q tbs
sailors wsze drowned goha GusssEsson.
ul4Ls goa ashore 90 = pi4nk sf.sF gts4f
hSr1s1ips tspfsin Olsen started With hln.
Dut sss sszAed OF tbs plank and lost. The
schooner had been disabled IN tie ssSsy
gaze. and wss Eryiaz - ta1ks CAiesso Ear
baF
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

PrrrssuRs. Aug. z3-Iass night Nathan
fhipps, q coal miner living ss Milwood.
seven niles from Latrobe. Ia. shot and
sffer which be terribly injured Mrs Phiprs
bv sfaobing her snd breaking several of her
r,as as then armed himself With a Il is
and shot gun and fad to the woods Mrs.
Fhipps - ln Serious condition. but will
likely recover. The cause Of fhs tragedy
vas iesi0asy. The murderer has nor yet
been captured.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26
Events ut Petoskey.

tssAs<sss 1tNtsxss- ~tssNs.
PKTosKEY. Mich, Aug. 25.-The hay fever
folks are coming in on every train. AL
though the crush at the hotels has been re-
leved somewhat, all the hostelries are still
fall The Arlington hops under the man
sgement of Charlie Miller grow more and
more popular is fine down at
Oden.-Anna Berger and her concert
company will appear at Lyceum Hall Mon
day and Tuesday evenings next. The con-
certs promise to be the most enjoyable
affairs OF the season. Alysh Haywood, the
humorist, is with the company The
Emmett County Pioneer. picnicked at
Quaint, Old Cross Village, today. The
fruit boats from Old Mission arrive daily
and are loaded
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26
THIS is OLD.
But 1t May BE of Great importance to
some People.

The marriage law recently issued in
pamphlet form by the Secretary OF state.
and which goes into effect September %,
provides that no man shall marry hls
mother, grandmother. daughter, grand
daughter. stepmoihsr, grandfsther's wife.
daughter, granddaughter. nor his sister,
brothers daughter. sisters daughter. faith
er's sister or mothers sister. They further
provide that no woman shall marry
her father. grandfather. son, grandson, step
father, grandmother's husband, husband =
father, husbands grandfather, husband
son, husbands grandson, nor her brother g
son. fathers brother, or mothers brother
All of which goes 10 show that il behooyes
n man or woman to 90 ont 81 his Or her own
family 10 get partner FOR lile.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

wAsHINsros. Aug. 25.-Tne lnter-State
Commission hss notified parties interested
in ths case of The Board Of Trade mons
s<zinst ths Chicago. Milwaukee & Sc. Paul
Railway Company in Minnesota. 70 put the
it comes pp for consideration. The CON-
missioner ststss there sre nov cases az
sgned for hearing watch, Il heard on testi-
m0ny taxen IA ths ordinary way. might
occupv SIX months tine. and thai a great
Dunosr Of others are awaiting assign
narL
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

NORTH CAROLINA JUSTICE.
A wssid- ne EAsIshsr Lynchsd snd FILLED
raH of Ruflsts

GzrzSsoso. y. G.. Aug 25.--On Tuesday
evening last a negro named Eugene Harris
t1n attempted 10 outrage Miss NJ. c. Sapp,
daaxatsr OF - highly respectable citizen OF
ksrnsfsviile. The scoundrsl nearly choksd
his victim 10 death and being fo.lsd by her
out<riss which Nere heard % her father who
raa 10 her assistance. he dealt her a severe
blow on the head WIKI ne bat end Of pistol
aud fed. RE vas. however. speedily ar
rsstsd and lodged ia Jail. Etriy this morn
iux nesriv hundred men rode up % the
iAl and forcing an entrance secured Hams
ton and carried aim outside the city limits.
Her thev gave him five minutes TO pray.
and then hanged aim 20 n tree. A volley
of bullets vas fred into his body and the
party rode away.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26
Wheeled Acro.s The Sal.

Guy White. of the Detroit Bicycle Club.
accompanied By viii Stevens made the
trip across the state from Holland to De
troit, distance of DO miles. in thirty-one
hours and forty-fve minutes. Nesxrs.
Who have made a trans state ride, Messrs.
Moosr and Bennett Of the Grand Rapids
Bicycle Club. being the Others They re-
port the road between SsrsDac and Iona ss
nnndesble. and would advise irfsudi 8g
tourists 20 take the train be ween thees
r~oiuta
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26
FALL ANNOUNCEMENT |
Spring Accompany,
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.
CARPETS,
QuRCAInS,
OIL QLOCbS,
uPbOSCCRY.

IL Is q well known fact that
this department of our immenss
Dry Goods establishments Is thc
largest bnest and most ccm-
plcte III the whole State oi
Michigan. and II is an equally
trae known fact that our prices
sre al least IS per cent lower
than that OF any opposition
house. We earnestly invite
everyone intending 10 iurnish
or reiurnish their homes 10
make II a special point 10 pay
this department vis:s-and IN
spect our goods and prices OF.
fcred.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

The reception rendered Dr. and Mrs.
samuel Graves By The Young People s
Ieague of the Feunssin Street Barfisi
church in ibs church psf.ors lsst evening.
was a Success IN every way There wSs =
large number 81 their formsr 70ck and cd
friends prevent and f.e evening wks piess-
snfl7 spent with music. rsffeshr4sBis ard
hsndshsking
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

NEW YozK. Aug. 25.--A telegram from
Buffalo. received in this city today. states
that Thomas B. Barry. Of the General En-
ecutive Beard, knights of Labor. was in
secret consultation with Adolph Strm.cr.
President Of the international Cigsrmakers'
Union. toe Interview being for the purpose
Of arranging fsr the introduction 81 the
question Of trades unions versus Knights ot
l.sbor in TIE coming general assembly al
Nfnueaoalis
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

The hrmefs Ia tbe Pest Settlement. p
tsf north a. Belment. win held their
snrual Harvest Ficnis 81 Pine Island Iaxs
tsmorrew. Thsrs ~ - ish bspquet
music and cratsrv. 81 sfee % svsry yhs.iy.
The snnnsl xstherisas ef th.s set sT0~
g. pleasure aad Dcpa.s1sty from ye>r 30
yesr and tas cne is cs.ealate,i - e mors
s8ioVsble than sng of Its predecessors.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26
COLOROW CORRALED
WANTS TO SEE The BIG WHITE MAN
Wont Talk ts Csmnes Cow Boy Whites
-Woaid Like so Plight Little
The eossrass's Ffssenes
Required.

GLxswooD srKlses, Col. Aug. ga
courier arrived al O'Clock this morning
with the following message sent 10 Cover
nor Adams by Major Brooks
GLESwooD SrRisGs, Aug. 2o-4:l5 =. m.
10 Gos0nor AdaDas. Dsater:
Major Leslie has ColoFow corrsled with
two hundred bucks. They want 10 zee the
Big White Man. will not talk 10 th. cow
boy whites. They want little hght and
the soldiers must 60 back or have little
light. Kendall has only iifty-two men: this
is positive. and ali other information ON
this point is false.
(Signed) +. NJ. REAgDoS.
Brlgadler- q eneTsl.
Later the following message was sent:
To GoteHor adams. Deaver.
Please come 10 Glenwood Springs inn
mediately, even If it requires a special. 10
meet Gen. Il. Test and County Commits
sioners Gregory and Reynolds. An smer-
gency which requires your presence there at
Oncs
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

=. LeUSs AaE 25--Rer. Esther schultz,
spiFsissl Director of the Ct Lozis Ualser-
slfv. disd suddenly today of heart disezse.
He vas bern IN kisssce in lsi&,.CsDe 70 this
coontrv in a.. and vss for s0me years
President ~ ~. Asvier's College AZ Cincin-
rafi He hsi rssldef IN 81. Lens nearly a
quarter 81 a century. and IN October uext
would have csIsevafsl as golden iuoiies a.
Jesuit
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

woonsrooK, "a. Apg. 25.-Tbe s7s>aaa-
dool Fsrold. fsr tbs week. contains 8 s,ste-
meat from serssor Riddisoerger concern
inz his recent Imprisonment for confsr8pt
~ ConFt. He produces no nev fact, Bot
severely eenssrss the sciion II the Grand
Jury Sd Court in fhe trestmenf Of his
client Joses. ia uhoae defense he incurred
fae sad imprisonrn en-.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

FsxETnsT. ~. Aag g In bis a.isapt
r. best his rerrri. 1ay-Evs See vita rna-
arg nst~ trofsed = ME a. Ts9lors i-i sinz
psrk tcday in 2}z IL Hsrsssen xenersilr
~ g. ~es r-laar sa.sie ss'eef cersiEsrsfx fae
kct t1zi il - t8e aor>e lrsf aoresfan-e
- tas trNr< l3r sorne arr- The sss as
ed and diss<reezht1 and the rsek sisv
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

Ws1srs srav. Ana. Applications for
tlss prsreyE8srt of Interest Ct s. -. 90
rorfh cf hanss we're received a. fbe Tress-
prv Department ta-dss. rnsk,ng ne fotal
ss.o ~ 81 aafs s74Tf3ya ~ ne $50
81 81 ger cert bou5s fse1es5. f3sfs fsFs 3 ~.
heee bee1 rarr@ereef th8s .eeelne bat
81 t.f fso ~ lbis iosa o1rsfsn1joz
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26
FurIong Wants Damages.

East SAGIEAw, Aug. 25.--Luther A. Fur
long. who was arrested at Luther recently
by the sheriff there, who thought he was
McGarigle, the Chicago boodler. is at pres
in this city. He says that he was cruelty
treated there, having shackles on bis hands
and legs and was kept locked up in the
sheriii's house He further states that ne
has brought suit against the authorities
there. who offered him 5000 TO CON-
promise, bat he wants s. 600.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26
White. wors. than Indians.

WAsHISGros, Aug. 25.-Indian Commits
sioner Atkins has received information
that the Ute Chief, Colorow. with about
fifteen bucks. is hiding in the mountains of
Colorado To get away from the e-whiles. At
kins thinks these Indians are not of as
much danger TO the peace OF the country as
some of their white neighbors.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

Nsw Yosx. Aug. 35.--The sppezl IN the
Shsrr case vii conre before Chief Jastice
Van Brunt and Judges Daniels and Brady
On the 6rst Moniay IN October. District
Attorney Msrfin and his assistants Nicoii
and Fellows. srs ont Of town. and thsir
sentiments in regard 10 The stST
granted in The case hv Ioszs Potter
toesv coui3 not ~ iearned. Iocge
Eerrst ss also away Assistant District A.
terners Ssmpis ans rsfEeral3 expressed
surprise a. lffee Rcttsrs Tsa1z aHd 81
Bot -sfaE the efninist -etasn ~ ifssf5rs ras
mnch .eires - re esss =. = aaieh sts~s
cen 4 70 procured rouussI for ~Asrn 1s~s
1oanimGu- n the -elief iaat lt5ze Ff1-r 3
POSITION ~as sa1ha. a1t3 Fia he sestainss
"a snees
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

Captain Poison. proprietor Of she slesrasr
Florence 81 Reeds Lsks. hsRing ccnmani-
cstea with tbe slshoritIes "a Washington
relative - haTine ris vessfI respected bv
the uroper author i5es. has received 3 reply
thst IRE resr iTe az doss not kire fhe
Government safnorifF over iaisna waters
not usviashie ~ inited sssles vesseH
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

ssa<ss.Fy n.kes t.rss ksg1astEfss Ga
- esd ssrsls. Csa1 lssioa.

WAssiseT9s, Aax, S.-ths i4r<sst rsgui-
sil.oa hos elarks ever as8ss a. oas tsms ~
on Cigii esryies Csn naissi0n ~ss mzts TO-
day sg tEa Secretary q Mar. ~ho ssEsd toE
esfthcs - ~ nznles - 81 attE-thrse
V4cA8ci@s. bofty-nTe "a o. $50 grace and
eight ia s. 30 grade. These yscancsss seFe
cslss1 - promotions nlks1s 1n4sr tae hes
Falss establishing a system o. e1ami1asion
foE promotion Ia ghe Feriolls Departments.
Tbs " a. Department : the only depart
neat Nhere suen examinations have eesa
Asia. a. pei.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

7i1e sznaai camp messing - the Nichi.
rza e0rsersbss u he seTssfh lay Ad%ssf
ssso-nigsfson wi - bsld hsrs sxsin "a i
rsar. sflse ssfe esst ~ fts eitT ~ Ehs 1sso.
rv sfs vhsve It was he'd ~ oeu,es.,4.er
X - - he'd = week .st~f = -. neesf -
- pes - oecur oBrlpe Pair 9set ed -
vi o~gin asptsEnhsr 2 ere eonfnos ubzl
(,r4nt<r
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

sAsaSsC. Aug. Z5.-The annual picnic Of
the farmers Of Ionia oonnty held At Nor
rison Lake today was attended By large
number of people from all parts Of the
comfy. Governor Luce was present aud
delivered an address which vas eel re-
eeived The day ~ss one sf general eniey-
meut. with no serious accidents and every
netiv went away satisfied
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

KALAMAZOO. Aug. 2s.-The Kalamazoo
club plAyed.st Wheeling to-day in the pres
suce of 1900 people. Following is the
score.
40 Wheeling =. .eH. r.
Kalamsz0o.0 o 0 I o-s 10 /
WhseuEg.....-0 o o ? o o. 7 ?
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

MasQusrTx Ang "a. O. Jop.ing. Of
this pas. wealthy ard respected young
ussu. AL sou-in-isw Of Peter White. vas
coavicrp1 hsr- yesterday for killing deer
ous ~ sssscn. s8a ssnteaoed % psy 5ne oi
So ard costs. be pad.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

sss,s-.ss = - ~sssssss-sfss.s.
k1xesLvY. Aux. 25.- PhroDan Bset-
mans house two and ose-hsif niles in shs
eeansrr. near Kirgslev. b1rne5 soout
rlock a. aizht Fhe Gre originated f7oui
= sfoFeripe. 1efsi loss 10 lasnra1ne.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

Wssulysrss Aaz zs.-Tas eontrect 70
surpir ths faFaHuFe far tee Bshuc-e
~nstcrl ka1se hzs bspa sw-r5-s - .ae
Fhealx EIrnta Cempauy. Ell eaae
Esri.fs. Neh.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

Tas rsrtT gwen bT tse pyo2rsssips
Nsszh borhosd Cub a. re y esf s.ds sFss-
inz Aosasay as evening is evi5ssscs tksf
see To1re peop.e ~ - Vziiey Cztv srs
hsngrT - fsreze fhs rs vas IN
eoyc toT srg Eea ara t sitziDe ssH
rrizas nas exoslisnt 5sz 80 tsre
xs1tlerzsr' r~ize s81 y e H5-z Frsr the
s.1ies e reir - hesfsozse esr6 rsesi es-s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26
+QARpeCS+

Wilton Velvets, Moqucttes-
Body Brussels, Tapestry Erus,
sells. Imperial s-plys, Extra
Super Ingrains, Tapestry Vel.
vets. German Kensington. high
art extra super fine and Ingram
Carpets OF every kind and man.
ufacture, of all the well known
manufacturers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26
&RuGS%

Smyrna Rugs and Mats. VIII
ton Rugs. Tapestry and Velvet
Rugs Daghestan snd Turkish
Rugs--and in fact anything IN
the shape CT Rugs-from the
commoDcst 20 the best will be
found IN this department.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26
THE THEATRES.

"A Rag Baby" will be seen at Powers to-
night by one of the best companies that has
ever presented any of Charlie Hoyt's funny
skits in this city. "old Sport" is a charac-
ter We can all enjoy. and Charlie Reed is
said 10 be It's best exponent. The indica-
lions are that there will be a good house to-
night, and seats should be secured early.
IL you want to laugh heartily be sure rnd
go.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26
cHEEas FOa GLADSTONE.
nass. .ad nis.ss for the Conservative
Lsaasrs

IoxDos. Aux 23.-An enormous crowd
consrexated in the palace yard this after
noon 70 wait the arrival al the House OF
Commons sf Giadstone. and when ne sp-
gsassd 40 received a great ovation his
satrsncs into the House a. ths signsi for
. burst u cheering. hand eisppins. hat
TOSSING snd handkerchief waving toat last
81 several minutes. In marked
contract 70 tAe reception OF
Glasstons By the people outside
81 The Parliamentss0use vas thai accorded
~ th- oopulacs % Lord Salisbury, LORD
Eandoloa Chu-chill and Mr.. Gosehen- As
sseh 81 these gentlemen appeared IA view
storms Of xsoaus. boots and hisses aroso
and increased IN voluIoe until The oDlecis
II ehe croWds detestation disappeared
trosn sight within the House OF Commons
The Goxssomsnk Denounced and Dehsd-
DCsLIx. Aug. 25.-Tne Ennis Board Of
Guardians has adopted an Official resoln-
ton dsfyin< the Government pFoclsmA-
ton against tbe National League. and ex-
horting al boards OF guardians TO advances
TIE principles Of the League.
LoxpoS. Aug. zt.-An open air meeting
vas held a. Weslminstsr this evening TOR
Toe purpose OF denouncing the Govern
msnts action Ia proc!aiming the Leagus.
i x<ar. Member Of Parliament for West
lavan. delivered an address, and was fol-
l0rsd oy Sir VIM Vernon A4rcourt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

Brady & Garwood open Redmond's hand
some theatre Monday night with the Will
bur Opera Company, which has the fsyorite
Susie kerwin at the head, supported by j..
j.. Conley and chorus of thirty voices.
The Vagabonds" will be presented Mon-
day night and at the Tuesday matinee. Re-
member. the prices run all the way from
ten TO 80 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

Sol Smith Russell will surely present
"Bewitched' in this city. His admirers
and they number all theatre-g -goers-are be-
vitched 10 see it,
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

Manager Smith presents a neat show this
week with an original first part, closing
with an exciting fire scene. De Witt Cook,
who handles the clubs, Professor Edison,
the accordion manipulation, and Green and
Seville. sketch artists; Charles Mack, banjo
soloist; Fred Russell, the Chinese imper-
senator and cornet soloist and Johnny Ray
and Den Howe make up Jolly vaudeville
party who keep the audience roaring.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26
Standing sf the CIubs.

The standing of the clubs up TO and In
cluding the games OF yesterday, is as fol-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-26

DrBIts. Aug. 25s-Ihe Nation advises the
SxtionAl League branches 10 continue their
spsrstlons regardless Of The proclamation,
nd declares that il the right OF public
aeet!rg is denied them they must meet
trivstsly. The paper announces mat u
rili undertake % paDlish the reports oi Al
i. .asue meetings IN defiance Of the conse-
eaences whatever they may be-
Hydrsphobfs FROM tho Bite OF = For
LoxDoS, Ang. 25.--Viscount Donraiie IS
safsrinx from hydrophobia resulting from
tie bite OF fox lxst January.